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The arms of South Kesteven rural district council
The image is of a Viking ship with a Raven on the sail, surmounted with stooks of corn and a bishop's mitre. Above all this is a preposterous castle with the 'man of the woods' waving the banner of the Earl of Ancaster. The Raven is not only a symbol of the Viking raids, but an heraldic pun on the name of the village of Corby (now Corby Glen)
The motto underneath is 'ORA ET ARA' - Pray and plough.
A coloured version of the arms can be found on this page: Link
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