He is a Glaswegian by birth though he now lives in Bearsden, a district 
          lying slightly north of Drumchapel. A graduate of Glasgow University 
          he practised in the Courts throughout his professional life and he built 
          up one of the most respected law practices in the country. His colleagues 
          nicknamed him 'The Silver Fox' though they could never be persuaded 
          to say why.
          
          He was appointed the first ever media spokesman for the Law Society 
          of Scotland in litigation matters and in that capacity he appeared regularly 
          on radio and television over the years where his views were sought on 
          a wide range of topics. They were, however, according to him, seldom 
          heeded. He still makes occasional contributions on radio, television 
          and in the press.
        He served 
          on many of the professional bodies connected with the practice of the 
          law and for some years he was Vice-Chairman of the Central Committee 
          of the Law Society of Scotland. He was also a member of the part-time 
          staff of Glasgow and Strathclyde Universities and for some 16 years 
          was a guest lecturer at the Scottish Police College Tulliallan.
        He has 
          been a prominent after-dinner speaker for many years and has spoken 
          throughout the country and abroad. In May 2000 he was invited to take 
          part in the prestigious Wag of the Year competition which he won. 
        He is 
          widely regarded as an expert on Robert Burns and has spoken on Burns 
          in many countries - from Edmonton, Alberta in the West to Singapore 
          in the East. He is an Honorary President of Greenock Burns Club, the 
          oldest Burns Club in the world and an Honorary Life Member of that Club.
        He played 
          football in his youth and at University. He was once told that there 
          was only one reason he was not chosen to represent the Scottish Universities 
          - he was no use.
          Len Murray has been a prominent after-dinner speaker for some years 
          and has built up an excellent reputation as a thoroughly reliable speaker. 
          He is very experienced in corporate events, fund-raising dinners, sporting 
          dinners, testimonials, Rotary Dinners, Burns Suppers, Caledonian Society 
          Dinners and professional conferences.
        He has 
          spoken in presence of HRH the Prince Edward and along with a vast number 
          of celebrities from different walks of life: Billy Connolly, Tommy Docherty, 
          Denis Law, Jimmy Greaves, Ian St John, David Mellor, Andy Cameron, Johnny 
          Beattie, Bill Barclay, Dean Park, Lord Macdonald, Henry McLeish and 
          many others.
        Read 
          Len's excellent Immortal Memory Speech
        To Visit 
          Len's own Web site Len Murray