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Another vote for the Outwell camper lux. 

Although I zip ours together to make a double, I did make hubby get in it when it was in single mode to see if it would be big enough for him.  He's 6ft 4in and has a 50" chest and he was ok in it.

I got the Go outdoors £30 price matched by my local Yeomans which saved me the petrol to Cardiff

vango nitestar 450 square

that is a nice bag that can be bought for £40.00 now it is 80cm top and bottom and a length of 220cm

if you want a but bigger then look at the

Vango Sonno Grande DLX

that has a bit more room than the nite star but i would class it as more of a leisure bag  

We have had Vango 350 sleeping bags for years now, 0 degree rated (although as you get several ratings these days for a sleeping bag - I am not sure whether the 0 is comfort or extreme). Anyone advise?

I'd second Vango sleeping bags - proven a very good purchase. We have a right hand one and a left hand one and zip them together to make a double or keep them separate.

We combine with a duvet for early spring camping and blankets in the autumn so a higher rating would be useful for these seasons if you want to just use sleeping bags.

Helen