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A homophobic poster prohibiting "buggery" has been pinned up on a tree at a known dogging site in the county .

The laminated sign, which contained an image of two silhouetted men together with a cross through the middle, was discovered at Ockham Common.

The words "No buggery" were printed beside it, along with several strange translations of the phrase.

It adds: "Gentlemen, if you really can't find love in the specialist establishment or online, please clear up after yourselves."

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The poster, which has since been taken down, also contains a Surrey Wildlife Trust logo, although the trust has been quick to state the signs was nothing to do with them.

A spokesman for the trust said: "Obviously this poster was very inappropriate and it used the logo of The Wildlife Trusts without permission.

"We asked our rangers on the site to remove any posters as soon as possible.”

In the past the common has become a hot spot for "dogging", with complaints made to Surrey Police .

Officers increased their presence at the site as dog walkers complained they were left feeling uncomfortable after seeing doggers – people engaged in, and watching, public sex acts – at the car park.