New appeal on Forres woman Hazel Mackerness' death 3 November 2014 Last updated at 09:05 Police have made a new appeal for information about a woman who died after a collision involving two cars on the A96 between Inverness and Nairn. Hazel Mackerness, who was 83 and from Forres in Moray, died following the incident near Tornagrain at 20:26 on 23 September. Police Scotland said it was trying to establish where she had been before the accident. Ms Mackerness had earlier taken a bus from Inverness. She had been at a bus stop opposite the Tesco filling station in the city's Eastfield Way Retail Park at 19:30 and got off the bus at a stop at Tornagrain at 20:00, police said. Ms Mackerness was described as about 5ft tall, slim build, short grey hair wearing a blue jacket, dark trousers and aqua blue coloured shoes. She was carrying a silver walking stick and a beige coloured shoulder bag.