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Morning Gaynor

Welcome to the Forum

First check the Brake Discs are seated correctly and not warped. Assuming the Brake Discs are OK and Callipers are not sticking then the front suspension Brake reaction arm(Tension strut) is the likely culprit

Depending on driving style the large bushes tend to last about 80k to maybe 100k in my experience. Symptoms tend to start as a judder when slowing from speed 

Good Luck

Dave

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