I rise to raise with the Government an issue that has been a long-standing concern of my constituents living in Hedge End, Botley, West End and Fair Oak, regarding the lack of accessibility at Hedge End train station. Over the past 20 years, Eastleigh borough's population has grown by 15%, almost double the national average rate, with significant increases in house building not matched by new infrastructure. Between 2001 and 2011, Dowd’s Farm development increased Hedge End North’s population by 33.6%. Currently, there are further 738 new homes planned for the next decade. Despite this growth, many constituents face difficulties entering Hedge End station due to a lack of lifts or wheelchair-accessible facilities. Parents with disabled children and commuters with mobility issues must use alternative stations like Southampton Airport Parkway or Eastleigh, adding additional costs and inconvenience. This situation discourages sustainable travel alternatives and poses challenges for the environment and local transport networks. With proper upgrades, we can improve access for disabled people, families, and promote greener travel options.