Anybody know what this is???

Well, the one on the left looks a lot like my blackcurrant bush and the two on the right look a lot like my gooseberry bushes. They will be better identified when leaves appear, of course and even better when fruit appear.

Presumably this is a new plot? My advice would be to let them grow on for this year and see what results. You might get a pleasant surprise. If you really want to plant your own, leave these in situ until your newly planted ones start fruiting well. Otherwise you'll have a period of no fruit.

Well, the one on the left looks a lot like my blackcurrant bush and the two on the right look a lot like my gooseberry bushes. They will be better identified when leaves appear, of course and even better when fruit appear.

Presumably this is a new plot? My advice would be to let them grow on for this year and see what results. You might get a pleasant surprise. If you really want to plant your own, leave these in situ until your newly planted ones start fruiting well. Otherwise you'll have a period of no fruit.

Yes i agree with you john, if the one on the right has thorns on its a gooseberry

Should be able to smell a blackcurrant bush, I pruned mine last week and the fragrance was unmistakable. If the smaller bushes are full of small thorns then they are probably Gooseberry.

birds love both so a cage is required.........

But for a few bushes found on the plot I'd try some old net-curtain or a length of debris netting and see how they crop / perform for the first year.