They gave me a list as long as my arm of stuff that needed doing underneath. I took it for an MOT at a trusted private garage soon after and it flew though. I think the list they gave me was to restore it to concourse condition, rather than the 15 year old run about that it was.
I would suggest taking it to your trusted local MOT place and get a second opinion.
MOT checks the car is safe, not that it’s right.
To put that into context, my MG (other car might be similar, I just spend enough time under it to know what’s worn and whats not) had ARB bushes so worn the ARB hit the underside of the car, and the kingpins were so FUBAR it was difficult to get it round corners.
Passed it’s MOT. Because on the ramp the play in the pins was tiny and the ARB isn’t classed as part of the suspension (it wearing out doesn’t cause the wheels to wobble), thus the car was deemed safe.
It’s currently up on bricks being rebuilt.