Gibbs

Try switching to a fresh new profile (https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/profile-manager-create-and-remove-firefox-profiles). If a new profile works it is most likely an extension or some configuration issue. If not I would re-install.

The mail function should be:
 
mail($to, $subject, $message, $headers); In your case:
 
mail($emailTo, $subject, $body, $headers);  
Rename $headers to $subject
 
Your new $headers should be:
 
$headers = 'From: whatever@whatever';  
Edit: For example:
 
if(!isset($hasError)) { $emailTo = 'contact@r-m-t.org.uk'; $body = "Name: $name \n\n Email: $email \n\n Contact No.: $number \n\nPost Code: $postcode \n\n Message:\n $message"; $subject = 'Website Contact Form'; $headers = 'From: whatever@whatever'; mail($emailTo, $subject, $body, $headers); $emailSent = true; }  
Check out http://php.net/manual/en/function.mail.php#example-3374

Hey there,
 
I dont have any design training as Im mainly a developer but I do certainly enjoy design. Im one of the 'edit until it feels right' types of designer just like you. There are some default typography styles that I use in my sass files but i usually end up changing them.
 
Have you seen this article, it might be up your street:
 
http://webdesign.tutsplus.com/articles/design-theory/typography-basics-for-developers/
 
The article is actually part of a huge 'design for developers' post - its got some great stuff in there. Check out the whole thing if you have time

PR (on each individual page) does matter. If your site is listed in a sub-directory that PR0 it's pretty much useless even if the main site is PR9.
 
Also a site with 1 backlink from a PR4 site could do better than a site with 1000 PR0 backlinks (those numbers are random but it should make sense).
 
Choose carefully and check the pagerank of where you're going to be listed (especially if you're paying).

PR (on each individual page) does matter. If your site is listed in a sub-directory that PR0 it's pretty much useless even if the main site is PR9.
 
Also a site with 1 backlink from a PR4 site could do better than a site with 1000 PR0 backlinks (those numbers are random but it should make sense).
 
Choose carefully and check the pagerank of where you're going to be listed (especially if you're paying).

Check that IE8 isn't running in any "protected" modes (or something similar). It can happen in IE when viewing sites locally. That's all I can think of....

Well it's definitely not organic and you could get penalised for it if found out. If they are all PR0 I can't see it being beneficial in any way and as you'll need unique content, titles and metas it could take a lot of time for minimal results (search engines can recognise duplicated websites and content).
 
I wouldn't bother, check out http://www.seobook.com/should-you-have-multiple-websites

What database and server-side language(s) are you using?
 
In MySQL you could use COUNT, like (not tested):
 
 

SELECT county, COUNT(*) FROM directory WHERE fly_fishing = '1' GROUP BY county;
 
It might help if you provide more specific information