Footage filmed on July 31 shows sections of the Marble Arch Mound, a two-million-pound project funded by Westminster Council.

The tourist attraction closed to the public after two days from its opening. Westminster Council claimed that parts of it were "not yet ready for visitors" and that is due to reopen on August 9.

The 25-meter-tall hill was built to encourage visitors back to Oxford Street. However, the press has often compared it to a slag heap.

The Marble Arch Mound, a two-million pound project funded by Westminster Council to encourage visitors back to Oxford Street was opened this week but closed two days later after it drew criticism from visitors who complained about the lack of promised cafe facilities and art display area.
Press cruelly compared the hill to a slag heap and offered very little in the way of views.
Westminster Council closed the attraction suggesting the venue was "not finished" and is due to reopen on the 9th August.
Footage was filmed on July 31.