Walk Wheel Cycle Trust is inviting local people in Eastleigh to help shape plans to improve accessibility along Woodside Avenue in Eastleigh.

Do you experience accessibility challenges because of:

• vision and/or hearing impairment
• reduced mobility
• neurodivergence
• caring for someone with a disability

They are looking for local people to join an accessible design panel to make walking, wheeling (e.g. using a wheelchair) and cycling safer for everyone along Woodside Avenue in Eastleigh. You can help by participating in a street audit and design review starting March 2026.

To find out more or express interest, email Walk Wheel Cycle Trust at EngagementDES@walkwheelcycletrust.org.uk or visit their project page at Bit.ly/Woodside-Avenue