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I have read some articles saying that these lights are no longer available/were never very good and that people should replace them with an alternative, maybe GU10s.... doe anyone have any views they can share on that?

Thanks for all your help, I have (as above) moved the wires from L1 to L2 and from L2 to L1 and that has corrected it - delighted! Two mre switches to do at some point.....thanks again (now on to the LED problem with the spotlights in the en-suite!)

It seems weird to me that the house was new 5 years ago, no-one has ever done anything with the lights. One starts to flicker, then rights itself and when it does it's stopped the other 2 from working, no-one has touched them in any way so I think the connections will be as they always have...

ENLITE EN-DE8/30 220-240V 50Hz 8w 3000K IP65(EXPOSED PARTS)

Thank you - can I just check you mean the one that was initially the problem but now appears to be working as it should - thats the one I should replace? Even though that original flickering one has resulted in the other 2 (that were fine) not working at all?

This is the light working, this is the light that was initially flashing.... the other 2 (further away, roughly in line) are the 2 that no longer work, but did when the initial problem of flickering started in the light that now works.....

This is the type of LED light picture above...

I don't think so, the house was brand new 5 years ago when we moved in, only been playing up the last 6 months

We have 5 LED spotlights in our ensuite, 2 of them work from one switch and the other 3 from another switch. The 2 work fine and always have. The 3 are a problem, 1 of the 3 started flashing intermittently whilst the other 2 were on (a bit disco like!), this happened for a while and occasionally...

We've got a newish house and some of the light switches are the wrong way round (the switch is in the on position when light if off and vice versa). I haven't unscrewed the switch/plate to look inside it yet, before I do so I was wondering what to expect? It's happenend in several places around...