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In the end I decided to just put a pink bow instead of April's name as a symbol of hope for our lovely girl. I will never forget the night of 1 October This was the night that we allowed our daughter April to go out to play with her friends, something she has done hundreds of times before, and this is the night that she never came home.

Since that night, the estate is quiet, as the children are no longer allowed to go out to play as they used to. As April's mother I will live with the guilt of letting her go out to play on the estate that night for the rest of my life. She fought to come into the world, she fought to stay in this world, and he has taken her not only from us, but from everyone who loved her.

I will never see her smile again or hear her stomping around upstairs and on to the landing. We will never see her bring home her first boyfriend and Paul will never walk her down the aisle. This article is more than 8 years old. Mrs Jones, 42, said: "The search for my beautiful April ended in tragedy and that is why I want to do everything I can to make sure that the next time a child is taken or in danger we can bring them home safely. A Child Rescue Alert is a mechanism to centralise possible clues and leads from the public.

An alert can be triggered by any British police force - but only when a case matches three criteria:. The revamped system will allow alerts to be issued via text, email, social media and digital billboards. Police can configure the system to provide material in different formats to broadcasters in the area of the appeal.

The mother and sister of the Manic Street Preachers' guitarist, Richey Edwards, who disappeared in , were due to attend the Cardiff launch of the alert scheme at the Senedd on Wednesday. Kate McCann backs child rescue alert. April's dad blasts PM on web action. April Jones town wins special award. Mark Bridger drops sentence appeal. Appeal court backs whole-life terms.

Child Rescue Alerts: How they work. Mrs Jones, in a victim impact statement read to the court by prosecutor Elwen Evans, said April was born prematurely, weighing only 4lb and 2oz, and was in intensive care for two weeks. The statement said: "Words alone cannot describe how we are feeling or how we manage to function on a daily basis, and I would never, ever want any other family to go through what we are and will go through for the rest of our lives.

She was the youngest and because of her various disabilities we would have to provide some kind of care for her all the time. I still cannot go into her bedroom to sort out her clothes because the pain of her not being there is indestructible. Mrs Jones said she had to watch her other children, "grieve for the loss of their little sister who they would carry upstairs because sometimes she was in too much pain to walk".

In the end I decided just to put a pink bow instead of April's name as a symbol of hope for our lovely girl.