Salesforce Web to Lead Email – No line breaks

Hi Nick,

I have 3 forms configured on my site, using custom fields and all 3 are now working and submitting data to Salesforce.
One of them – https://harrisonlane.strategiq.co.nz/design-price-estimate/ is running the lines together in the emails that get sent to admin as well as to the customer if they request a copy for themselves once you get to the custom fields, whereas the others display each field of the form on a separate line.

Just wondering if you can think of any reason why that might be… (Dealing with the really big issues now I know!)

Many Thanks, Angela (Example of email below)

First name: Laura3
Last name: Daly
Email: [email protected]
Phone: +123456789
Street: Test address
City: Auckland
Postcode: 2579
Who are the decision makers for the project? That way we can make sure no-one is left out of the loop: Laura & Matt What is the physical address of the building site?: Test address, RD 3 Drury For what use is the building to be designed?: Equestrian Do you require a Resource Consent for the building?: No Do you know what size you want the building to be? Don’t worry if you don’t know, but it helps if you have some idea: 300m2 Is there a style of building you like?: Pitched Roof Are there any special requirements, such as horse float parking?: Lots of room for horses What target budget are we working with to complete the building (incl GST)?: Over $300k Do you require the services of our finance broker, or do you have this in hand?: No, I already have funding arranged When would you like your project to be complete?: 6-9 months Do you have a Geo-technical report for the building site? This is a report from a Geo-technical engineer who tests the load bearing capacity of the soil (sometimes this is not necessary, but if you have one bring it to the design meeting): No, I don’t have a geo-tech report Do you have power to the site?: Yes Would you like help with septic and stormwater design?: No, I have this in hand

Lead Source: Design and Price Estimate form