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It's just a push fit stem reducer, get them on ebay, B & Q

Yeah, that's a point. Only drain what you absolutely need to. Air locks in them old systems can be a nightmare to clear.

The tanks feed separate supplies, one for taps / toilet and one for central heating, so that valve will only do one. Look for the central heating pump, the header tank feed will drop down behind it usually. Now would be a good time to do away with the domestic water tank and come straight off...

If its a standard polypropylene pipe, it won't really stick to it anyway, virtually nothing sticks to polypropylene. Your just gonna have to chip away at it, make some tooling for the job....try forming something from M10 studding etc

Was this not mentioned on the TA6 form ? I thought that was the whole point of the form, to prevent this from happening and giving legal recourse if it did