You should remove the vine ( called bindweed) that is climbing on this (cherry) tree before you post more pics. As the prominent leaves in your pic are bindweed leaves. It could lead people to misidentify your tree.

Please remove all those vines first. Then take close up pic of the tree's leaves, a pic of the trunk of this tree and the whole tree.

So far, this tree looks like a cherry tree but better pics would be more helpful.

I am guessing you are in the U.K. or Eire, Elisha? If so, you do have cherries. There's nothing else they could be. I can also see some cherry leaves. Whether they are ornamental or orchard cherries is hard to say but they do look a bit small for the latter. Either way they are ok to eat. But if ornamental will not be up to much.

Unfortunately, you also have Bindweed, Calystegia sepium, wrapped around the cherry branch. That is a real pain in a garden.

Yes I'm in the UK. The bindweed is a nightmare at the minute. I cleared it when we moved in around 2 weeks ago just so we could see what we had in the garden but, what with unpacking and settling in, I've barely been in the garden since and it's over running again.

I'll clear it all again tomorrow and take more pictures rphcfb14. Thankyou.

Thankyou also floral_uk. I'll try one when I'm sure they are ripe and find out either way. At least now I know I'm not going to die a horrible death lol. I'm not green thumbed at all (in case you couldn't tell), so I was excited to see something growing that I can et lol.

For Bindweed you have to dig out the roots, I'm afraid.Just pulling it up won't work.

If you have anything else you want identified there's a Name that Plant Forum here on Gardenweb.