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Ok so I posted before about a mass produced bonsai tree I had bought (see below) wasn't too baldly disappointed with what I received as I'm complete beginner so can practice as I go

Now this is in a very standard 6 inch pot and thinking of repotting but to what size I'm unsure of would like to really grow this tree out so would a larger deeper pot be a good option?

If you want a thicker trunk, and branches then yes a bigger pot would be helpful. You could get a training pot and allow it to grow unchecked, or just into a large flower pot. It does not matter what kind of pot you use until you are ready to finish it off.
For a final pot it does not need to be much bigger than the one it is in now, depending on how much bigger you want it to be.

When you do get a pot: I would always go for a very shallow, very wide pot. This will force the roots side-ways. If you take care to spread the roots when planting in the new container, you can grow a wide Nebari, which will enhance the feeling of age.

So I would consider going over-the-top big, and get a 40cm plastic 'driptray' as used for big container plants; They are usually about 5cm deep. Drill holes in it for drainage and plant it in there for a year or two. (And if it will sit indoors, you need an even bigger drip tray for catching the drained water!).

So.. Something like what I did here: (If you have access to similar trays, that is even easier; These are seedling flats if I remember correctly)

Very good to see what you have done only I'm a little skeptical at the moment as to removing branches and foliage I have been pruning on a weekly basis but quite cautious as yet

Would like a thicker trunk and branches and then to start ramification and thinking of wiring the tree also into a better shape as the branches are un naturally set downwards