Flytipping and littering are having a "detrimental impact" in a town.
Crawley Borough Council has issued warnings after its waste collections were affected by "particularly bad incidents".
In Carman Walk, Broadfield, a cross trainer and an appliance box were dumped by the dog waste bin, along with a bag of rubbish.
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In other areas, dog poo bins have been left overflowing with bags of household rubbish dumped in and around them.
It comes after nappies were spotted being discarded in these bins.
The council said problems such as overflowing bins or flytipping can be reported at https://my.crawley.gov.uk/.
A spokesman said: "Dog waste littering and flytipping continue to have a detrimental effect on our collections.
"It may be necessary to remove or move a bin or issue a fixed penalty notice.
"Signage has been deployed in areas where it is particularly bad."
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