Keith Angus (born 5 April 1943) is a British long-distance runner who competed at the 1976 Summer Olympics.^[1]

Angus competed for Sheffield Utd Harriers which later became Sheffield AC in 1975^[2] Angus finished third behind Trevor Wright in the 10 miles event at the 1971 AAA Championships^[3] and third again the following year at the 1972 AAA Championships.^[4]

On 15th September 1971 Angus ran a 10k personal best at London in 28:45.8

Angus placed 4th at the 1972 English National Cross Country Championships^[5] and later that year was part of the winning England team at the World Cross Country Championship.^[6] He made one further appearance at the World Cross Country Championships in 1975, Rabat, Morocco.

Angus won the 1974 edition of the Košice Peace Marathon^[7][8] in a field that included future double Olympic Champion Waldermir Cierpinski, Ron Hill and Jack Foster.^[9] He moved to Nottingham in September 1974.^[10] He then twice finished on the podium in the marathon event at both the 1975 AAA Championships and 1976 AAA Championships.^[3]The 1976 AAA marathon also acted as the 1976 Olympic trial, it was ran on a warm and testing course at Rotherham, Angus set his personal best of 2:15.55^[11] beating more fancied names that included the then world record holder Ian Thompson, Ron Hill and Bernie Plain.^[12]

Angus won the 1975 CAU Intercounties 20 mile at Derby.^[13] At the 1976 Olympics Games in Montreal, he represented Great Britain in the marathon.^[14]

He was a teacher at Tapton House School in Chesterfield^[15] where he resides.