PICTURES shared by Herefordshire Council show seven mattresses which have been dumped in the countryside.
The mattresses, including one of the Sleep Eazy brand, were found between Ross-on-Wye and Much Marcle on the A449 towards Ledbury.
Herefordshire Council said it had "no idea how anyone could 'Sleep Eazy' knowing these mattresses have been fly-tipped".
It appealed to anyone with information to contact them via its website.
Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs data shows 392 fly-tipping incidents were reported to Herefordshire Council in 2020-21.
This was down from the 685 discoveries made the year before.
Meanwhile, three fines, a combined £2,850, resulting from court convictions were issued in the area in 2020-21 – down from six in 2019-20.
Herefordshire Council carried out 176 enforcement actions in 2020-21, including 31 fixed penalty notices.
The CLA, which represents rural businesses, said the vast majority of fly-tipping occurs on private land, which the figures do not cover.
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