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Thanks for your responses. I was aware of the fire risk and note that terminal blocks should be in an enclosure. There is no debris between the floorboards and ceiling and no insulation so it looks like a junction box is the way forward. Many thanks.

Thanks to both of you. There is no ceiling rose just a wire coming through to a mock chandelier. The house was built in the sixties and I'm fairly sure, though I've yet to check, that it is a radial circuit using junction boxes with a switch wire emerging at one side and a cable to the bulb at...

I want to replace a hall light on a two way circuit with several mains voltage halogen downlighters. In order to preserve the swithching can I just wire the two existing wires to the light into a terminal block and then wire the new lights all to the same block, please? If not how should I do...