Repair surface water pipe?

OP,
Thanks for the last pic.
Break the damaged fitting, & lift out the hopper & whatever is connected to it - remove the cracked fitting remains. Post a pic?
The remaining damaged fitting is push-fit, & can now be simply removed by pulling back from where it connects to a pipe end just under the drive.
After installing a new bend then work back to the hopper.

A bottle gully might work but you have to remember that the drainage must be falling to the pipe end under the drive.

I've just seen your post #13, & now you seem to be in a hurry?
Why not simply remove everything I suggested above , & then pic what you have
Not in a particular hurry, just taking opportunities to move things along amongst a busy life. Will disassemble and take more pics as you say.
 
If you get a 90 double socket swept bend it should just be a straight swap.
There's not enough room to connect the fittings with the fixed pipe under the drive, the hopper hard up against the wall with the armoured cable hindering further Hoping a visit to merchants will reveal more options to me
 
There's not enough room to connect the fittings with the fixed pipe under the drive, the hopper hard up against the wall with the armoured cable hindering further Hoping a visit to merchants will reveal more options to me
Pull the hopper off first, there should be plenty of room after that.
 

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