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My kitchen is 1960s and we're due to renovate it when we remortgage (hopefully we can get the funds together) but my main problem is the double strip light keeps flickering I've changed the strip but have to literally push the strip into the ceiling numerous times to get it to light after pressing the light switch. Its super old and i dont think we can last until we can get the funds together but all i want to do is switch the light on without having to push it up and cause safety risks. A local electrician was not keen on doing anything "just wait until you get it renovated" but im sure its an easy fix. The fitting is like a v shaped either side into the ceiling. I've got photos but dont know how to upload them. Any advice would be great
 

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