ESA revised assessment

So, on the day I get my PIP appeal decision in the post with successfully overturning the DWP, I get a second letter from the DWP informing me that I have a new revised ESA venue to attend.( they really don’t like the thought of a moments break from them or happiness do they)
I went to attend a scheduled review in office in my home town in August this year. The offices for ESA are on the 2nd floor, so I had to use the lift. The lift got stuck between floors for 25 minutes which was an horrendous experience. Anyone with anxiety problems and claustrophobic issues will know it would be your worse nightmare! Any way the appointment then to far out of time, and I was told that as I couldn’t use the stairs very well , I would be a liability in an emergency, so it was all cancelled. ( why would such offices be on the 2nd floor, given some people need to use a lift?, and if the lift had of worked, then what in the event of a fire)
Anyway I had a new appointment today, but it is now in Bristol, and I have no way of sitting in a car for an hour to get there, esppesially in rush hour for a 9am appointment.
So my question is do you think it is reasonable for me to ask for the appointment to be held in my hometown again, but maybe on the 1st floor, in one of the job centre plus offices? This would be so much easier for me, and so much less painful as it is a 5 minute journey into town.
Any thoughts would greatly appreciated as always.
Regards Jonathan

Hi Gordon,
I don’t have a JC+ advisor, I am currently receiving ESA in the support group. What I meant was that on the first floor is the job centre plus, with side offices and easy exit points to cover their HSE concerns regarding my mobility. The ESA assessment offices are on the 2nd floor, of which they won’t let me use now. ( although in 2013 I was in the same situation, but the lift didn’t break down then, but I still would have had issues using stairs getting out in a hurry)
The phone call may be a good possibility, however I am sure they would want to carry out a medical / physical examination. They had my ESA review returned last December, just seems such a long time ago, that I thought after the August failed attempt, the DWP reassessed my claim on the papers. I guess I was wrong, but I will contact the DWP, and ask if they could possibly come up with a solution to avoid travelling. I would travel if I could, but it’s just to painful for me to be in a car or train.
Regards Jonathan

Hi Gordon,
Yes it’s a company called Atos. Of course I didn’t think of that about them leasing part of the building, maybe that’s the problem. I could ask them kindly to attend my local one again now the lift is working again, in any case, what do they do about wheelchairs? I don’t want to mess them around, I know how fickle these people can be, and they certainly do not need an excuse to mess things up. The daft thing is, that in my home town there is a PIP consultation centre and this is all on the flat throughout. I’ve been there twice for PIP assessments, and that’s run by Atos too. Any thoughts on that possibility, but obviously for ESA appointments though?
Kind Regards Jonathan.