Adam Creme
@adamcreme.bsky.social
Director of Legal at UNISON. Native Mancunian, now Londoner. Tries to be lighthearted on social media. Often fails. Dad of twins. Hates antisemitism. Hates islamaphobia. Hates racism. Not a member of 10cc but related to someone
who was.
who was.
Watching in absolute awe the news about gene therapy tonight.
You’d like to think that if human ingenuity can do this we can overcome all the sh*t we do.
I know, I know, I’m naive but you have to retain hope or what’s the point?
You’d like to think that if human ingenuity can do this we can overcome all the sh*t we do.
I know, I know, I’m naive but you have to retain hope or what’s the point?
December 8, 2025 at 10:09 PM
Watching in absolute awe the news about gene therapy tonight.
You’d like to think that if human ingenuity can do this we can overcome all the sh*t we do.
I know, I know, I’m naive but you have to retain hope or what’s the point?
You’d like to think that if human ingenuity can do this we can overcome all the sh*t we do.
I know, I know, I’m naive but you have to retain hope or what’s the point?
I cannot imagine what those who decide what programmes will be purchased were thinking.
Bit fishy.
Bit fishy.
December 7, 2025 at 9:51 PM
I cannot imagine what those who decide what programmes will be purchased were thinking.
Bit fishy.
Bit fishy.
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Well I’ve just seen a performance of La Rondine and I think I’m now a captive of opera.
Which is a turn up for the books.
Which is a turn up for the books.
December 5, 2025 at 10:05 PM
Well I’ve just seen a performance of La Rondine and I think I’m now a captive of opera.
Which is a turn up for the books.
Which is a turn up for the books.
Well I’ve just seen a performance of La Rondine and I think I’m now a captive of opera.
Which is a turn up for the books.
Which is a turn up for the books.
December 5, 2025 at 10:05 PM
Well I’ve just seen a performance of La Rondine and I think I’m now a captive of opera.
Which is a turn up for the books.
Which is a turn up for the books.
Thank you to idiot motorist who wanted to run a pedestrian crossing when I was half way across.
Good for both of us that you woke up just before you hit me.
At least you were decent enough to have a look of horror on your face.
Don’t worry though- you probably wouldn’t have faced a jury.
Good for both of us that you woke up just before you hit me.
At least you were decent enough to have a look of horror on your face.
Don’t worry though- you probably wouldn’t have faced a jury.
December 3, 2025 at 7:53 PM
Thank you to idiot motorist who wanted to run a pedestrian crossing when I was half way across.
Good for both of us that you woke up just before you hit me.
At least you were decent enough to have a look of horror on your face.
Don’t worry though- you probably wouldn’t have faced a jury.
Good for both of us that you woke up just before you hit me.
At least you were decent enough to have a look of horror on your face.
Don’t worry though- you probably wouldn’t have faced a jury.
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The best way to save something is definitely to start by getting rid of bits of it.
December 2, 2025 at 10:59 PM
The best way to save something is definitely to start by getting rid of bits of it.
The best way to save something is definitely to start by getting rid of bits of it.
December 2, 2025 at 10:59 PM
The best way to save something is definitely to start by getting rid of bits of it.
Busy week coming up so:
Currently playing:
Joni Mitchell- Blue
One of the very greatest LPs.
Currently playing:
Joni Mitchell- Blue
One of the very greatest LPs.
November 30, 2025 at 4:01 PM
Busy week coming up so:
Currently playing:
Joni Mitchell- Blue
One of the very greatest LPs.
Currently playing:
Joni Mitchell- Blue
One of the very greatest LPs.
Laura Kuenssberg just said that people in the City are fed up with the Labour party fighting with itself.
They must crave the return of the Tory stability we all experienced.
And now onto Badenoch who served in the Truss govt whose chancellor was Kwarteng & says Reeves is the worst ever.
Eh?
They must crave the return of the Tory stability we all experienced.
And now onto Badenoch who served in the Truss govt whose chancellor was Kwarteng & says Reeves is the worst ever.
Eh?
November 30, 2025 at 9:53 AM
Laura Kuenssberg just said that people in the City are fed up with the Labour party fighting with itself.
They must crave the return of the Tory stability we all experienced.
And now onto Badenoch who served in the Truss govt whose chancellor was Kwarteng & says Reeves is the worst ever.
Eh?
They must crave the return of the Tory stability we all experienced.
And now onto Badenoch who served in the Truss govt whose chancellor was Kwarteng & says Reeves is the worst ever.
Eh?
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Wednesday: Reeves must go because the economy is awful.
Friday: Reeves must go because the economy is less awful than anticipated.
Coming soon: Reeves must go because the economy looks like it is improving but she didn’t do it.
And they wonder why no one reads newspapers any more.
Friday: Reeves must go because the economy is less awful than anticipated.
Coming soon: Reeves must go because the economy looks like it is improving but she didn’t do it.
And they wonder why no one reads newspapers any more.
November 28, 2025 at 11:47 PM
Wednesday: Reeves must go because the economy is awful.
Friday: Reeves must go because the economy is less awful than anticipated.
Coming soon: Reeves must go because the economy looks like it is improving but she didn’t do it.
And they wonder why no one reads newspapers any more.
Friday: Reeves must go because the economy is less awful than anticipated.
Coming soon: Reeves must go because the economy looks like it is improving but she didn’t do it.
And they wonder why no one reads newspapers any more.
Boycotting the first day of the first conference of the political party you’ve just set up is quite the look.
November 29, 2025 at 2:50 PM
Boycotting the first day of the first conference of the political party you’ve just set up is quite the look.
Wednesday: Reeves must go because the economy is awful.
Friday: Reeves must go because the economy is less awful than anticipated.
Coming soon: Reeves must go because the economy looks like it is improving but she didn’t do it.
And they wonder why no one reads newspapers any more.
Friday: Reeves must go because the economy is less awful than anticipated.
Coming soon: Reeves must go because the economy looks like it is improving but she didn’t do it.
And they wonder why no one reads newspapers any more.
November 28, 2025 at 11:47 PM
Wednesday: Reeves must go because the economy is awful.
Friday: Reeves must go because the economy is less awful than anticipated.
Coming soon: Reeves must go because the economy looks like it is improving but she didn’t do it.
And they wonder why no one reads newspapers any more.
Friday: Reeves must go because the economy is less awful than anticipated.
Coming soon: Reeves must go because the economy looks like it is improving but she didn’t do it.
And they wonder why no one reads newspapers any more.
Currently playing chez nous:
The Pretenders- The Isle of View
A live, acoustic record. Beautiful playing, beautiful singing.
Takes me back a long way to seeing the original line up. I’m pretty sure it was in Manchester.
The Pretenders- The Isle of View
A live, acoustic record. Beautiful playing, beautiful singing.
Takes me back a long way to seeing the original line up. I’m pretty sure it was in Manchester.
November 27, 2025 at 8:44 PM
Currently playing chez nous:
The Pretenders- The Isle of View
A live, acoustic record. Beautiful playing, beautiful singing.
Takes me back a long way to seeing the original line up. I’m pretty sure it was in Manchester.
The Pretenders- The Isle of View
A live, acoustic record. Beautiful playing, beautiful singing.
Takes me back a long way to seeing the original line up. I’m pretty sure it was in Manchester.
That Dr Lecter was always so nice and polite. We always shared a bottle or two of Chianti with him at Christmas.
www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
Paul Doyle: 'Nice neighbour' behind Liverpool parade carnage
Before he ploughed his car into the parade, Paul Doyle was considered a steady, dependable family man.
www.bbc.co.uk
November 27, 2025 at 9:27 AM
That Dr Lecter was always so nice and polite. We always shared a bottle or two of Chianti with him at Christmas.
www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
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The bloke at the OBR answering questions on today’s farce should work for the Office For Fudge It Responsibility.
I’ll get me coat.
I’ll get me coat.
November 26, 2025 at 6:12 PM
The bloke at the OBR answering questions on today’s farce should work for the Office For Fudge It Responsibility.
I’ll get me coat.
I’ll get me coat.
The bloke at the OBR answering questions on today’s farce should work for the Office For Fudge It Responsibility.
I’ll get me coat.
I’ll get me coat.
November 26, 2025 at 6:12 PM
The bloke at the OBR answering questions on today’s farce should work for the Office For Fudge It Responsibility.
I’ll get me coat.
I’ll get me coat.
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I remember very well being subjected to antisemitic abuse by one particular individual at school when I was 11.
He was a nasty little shit.
You don’t forget it so don’t listen to nonsense about kids not being able to recall it.
He was a nasty little shit.
You don’t forget it so don’t listen to nonsense about kids not being able to recall it.
November 25, 2025 at 7:51 PM
I remember very well being subjected to antisemitic abuse by one particular individual at school when I was 11.
He was a nasty little shit.
You don’t forget it so don’t listen to nonsense about kids not being able to recall it.
He was a nasty little shit.
You don’t forget it so don’t listen to nonsense about kids not being able to recall it.
I remember very well being subjected to antisemitic abuse by one particular individual at school when I was 11.
He was a nasty little shit.
You don’t forget it so don’t listen to nonsense about kids not being able to recall it.
He was a nasty little shit.
You don’t forget it so don’t listen to nonsense about kids not being able to recall it.
November 25, 2025 at 7:51 PM
I remember very well being subjected to antisemitic abuse by one particular individual at school when I was 11.
He was a nasty little shit.
You don’t forget it so don’t listen to nonsense about kids not being able to recall it.
He was a nasty little shit.
You don’t forget it so don’t listen to nonsense about kids not being able to recall it.
Monday:Piers Morgan on Newsnight.
Tuesday: Karaoke?
Tuesday: Karaoke?
November 24, 2025 at 10:52 PM
Monday:Piers Morgan on Newsnight.
Tuesday: Karaoke?
Tuesday: Karaoke?
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Meanwhile over on the site formerly known as social media, appeasers are the seasonal vegetables of choice.
November 22, 2025 at 6:26 PM
Meanwhile over on the site formerly known as social media, appeasers are the seasonal vegetables of choice.
Meanwhile over on the site formerly known as social media, appeasers are the seasonal vegetables of choice.
November 22, 2025 at 6:26 PM
Meanwhile over on the site formerly known as social media, appeasers are the seasonal vegetables of choice.
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Every govt should employ a person who is identifiably responsible for the future “what if” of a pandemic and to be in charge if/when it happens. Their day to day job should be monitoring and preparing.
And no I’m not an expert so I can’t say how to do it. But doing nothing is not an option.
And no I’m not an expert so I can’t say how to do it. But doing nothing is not an option.
November 20, 2025 at 10:23 PM
Every govt should employ a person who is identifiably responsible for the future “what if” of a pandemic and to be in charge if/when it happens. Their day to day job should be monitoring and preparing.
And no I’m not an expert so I can’t say how to do it. But doing nothing is not an option.
And no I’m not an expert so I can’t say how to do it. But doing nothing is not an option.
Every govt should employ a person who is identifiably responsible for the future “what if” of a pandemic and to be in charge if/when it happens. Their day to day job should be monitoring and preparing.
And no I’m not an expert so I can’t say how to do it. But doing nothing is not an option.
And no I’m not an expert so I can’t say how to do it. But doing nothing is not an option.
November 20, 2025 at 10:23 PM
Every govt should employ a person who is identifiably responsible for the future “what if” of a pandemic and to be in charge if/when it happens. Their day to day job should be monitoring and preparing.
And no I’m not an expert so I can’t say how to do it. But doing nothing is not an option.
And no I’m not an expert so I can’t say how to do it. But doing nothing is not an option.
Watching Newsnight.
Wishing I hadn’t.
Wishing I hadn’t.
November 17, 2025 at 10:43 PM
Watching Newsnight.
Wishing I hadn’t.
Wishing I hadn’t.
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Just seen the Pope receiving film star guests. Very disappointing that The Exorcist isn’t his favourite movie.
November 15, 2025 at 10:23 PM
Just seen the Pope receiving film star guests. Very disappointing that The Exorcist isn’t his favourite movie.