We've once again been quote amazed by the number of comments and messages of support received since Zack's mum posted her update a couple of days ago. She's had over 1000 shares and 500 comments on Facebook alone, not to mention all the comments received via the ChangingPlaces Facebook page. The fight goes on, but we know that there are literally 1000s of you out there who are all behind us. So here's a happy photo of Zack, taken later that same day when we met up with our good friend James, the co-founder and CEO of 'Mobiloo'. It just highlights how vital Mobiloo's service is to so many people to enable them to access outdoor events, concerts, sporting fixtures, country fayres, festivals, even days at the beach... the list is endless. if you have never heard of them, then please visit their website www.mobiloo.org.uk and if you're interested in booking one of their growing fleet of vehicles for an event in your area, give them a call on 0300 030 1255 or email info@mobiloo.org.uk. They're a very friendly bunch! And what's more, their service can make any event, at any location, 100% fully accessible by simply being there! So what next? Well while we still wait for the Motorway Service operators to provide us with anything like a positive response, we continue to press on with raising awareness of this desperate need. BBC North West produced a superb feature about Zack shown back in January and if you missed that, then you can watch it here ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P8vrNGm4dT8 Please do share this with your friends and post it around by email and social media as far as you can. We are now trying to convince ITV, Channel 4 and Sky TV that this story is newsworthy! It would seem that it's not exciting enough to warrant screen time. We'll get there, eventually! If you use Twitter, then please follow Zack (@zackyboy14)or myself (@welshmanupnorth) and keep putting pressure on the media, local councillors, MPs and of course, Moto, Welcome Break and Roadchef. Roadchef are STILL replying to messages proudly boasting that they were the first operator to install a Changing Place toilet facility in the UK. They may well have been, but this is STILL their first and ONLY Changing Place toilet in the whole of the UK! I wonder if many people would complain if Roadchef just had one service station (in the Midlands) with male and female toilets and none at any of their other service stations! Keep smiling, like Zack and keep up the pressure! Thanks Ceri, Krissy & Zack