PIP ASSESSMENT

I have been on DLA for several years, Standard Care Enhanced Mobility. I have a MOTABILITY car and my own mobility scooter. I have recently had my PIP Assessment and was concerned about the lack of attention paid to the effects my condition had upon my daily living. I contacted Atos to enquire about this and how to further express my concern. 2 weeks later I received letter from DWP stating I had been awarded Standard Care and Standard Mobility; I would lose my MOTABILITY vehicle and as a result my independence. I noted from the DWP letter that it was assessed that I could walk 20 though not 50 meters which is untrue. I wrote to the person who made the decision pointing out this inaccuracy and asked for a reconsideration. I also pointed out that I was concerned about the manner of the Assessment and enclosed copies of my emails to Atos. 2 weeks later I received through the mail a copy of the Atos PIP Assessment Report which contained many contentious inaccuracies. It stated that I had entered the room in a mobility scooter, stood and transferred myself 2 meters to a chair. The room itself was only 2 meters wide, the chair I transferred to was adjacent to my scooter. The HP then recorded that I could walk more than 20 meters! I immediately wrote a lengthy response identifying all what I considered to be incorrect in the Report. The next day, before I could post my response, I received a letter from DWP stating the award had been reviewed and the original decision stood!
How can a Review take place befor a Claimant has had sight of the Assessment Report and been able to respond accordingly?
I am now left with 4 weeks to consider appeal and meanwhile will have lost my wheels even if any appeal is successful. Surely this is not an acceptable manner in which to deal with vulnerable people. What is wrong with sending out the Assessment Report to the Claimant along with the initial decision letter in order that appropriate challenge can be made. My decision was reviewed before I'd even seen sight of the Report!
Any comment from fellow Members about Appeals would be warmly received. Regards William.

Recently had my PIP Assessment which I attended with my wife. The Assessor didn't introduce herself to us, didn't give her name nor her profession. I was quite concerned that throughout the assessment she never once asked how my condition affected my lifestyle. It was if she had a set list of questions and didn't want any variation i.e. What meds do you take, any side effects.
When I received a copy of the assessment it appeared to us that we had been at a different venue! The Assessor made several assumptions about my capabilities such as being able to walk more than 20 meters and even failed to get my condition correct despite my having clearly defined such condition on my PIP2. She mentions having carried out a mental state examination which as far as I was concerned never took place. I later found out the Assessor was a Physio, I was a Community Psychiatric Nurse with 42 years service.