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The Peaky Blinders gang, led by Thomas Tommy Shelby, a highly decorated military sergeant major, seizes a shipment of weapons from a local armaments plant in 1919 in the wake of World War I. Inspector Campbell is sent to Birmingham by Winston Churchill to collect the stolen weaponry. Despite pressure from his Aunt Polly, Tommy wants to use firearms to control horse races, causing issues for race organizer Billy Kimber. Inspector Campbell's squad apprehends Tommy's brother, Arthur, and brutally interrogates him about the gun theft. Campbell offers a collaboration with the Shelby gang to find the weaponry. Ada, Tommy's sister, is seeing the communist Freddie Thorne romantically in the meanwhile. The Garrison, a tavern run by the Peaky Blinders, hires a new bartender, Grace Burgess. Grace is sent to Birmingham by Inspector Campbell to help track down the stolen firearms, which the gang is unaware of. When Danny, a buddy of Tommy's, has a PTSD attack and murders an Italian businessperson, the situation worsens. Tommy consents to arrange Danny's demise in front of the Italians to avoid a dispute with them. In actuality, Danny is on a covert assignment to London. Tommy meets with the Lees, a rival Romani gang, along with his brothers Arthur and John, to examine a horse for a forthcoming race. Peaky Blinders and Lees fight, prompting Campbell's special forces to launch an unexpected crackdown while looking for the stolen weapons and communists. Campbell confronts Polly and starts an assault on all of the Peaky Blinders' businesses despite Freddie and Ada fleeing. In response, Tommy manipulates a newspaper article about the burning of the King's portrait to put Churchill under pressure to step in. Tommy approaches Campbell and offers to return the weapons in exchange for her leaving the Peaky Blinders alone. He does, however, issue a warning that meddling may result in the firearms being delivered to the IRA, endangering Campbell's job in Belfast. Campbell grudgingly agrees but tells Grace to approach Tommy to locate the pistol. When Polly learns that Ada is expecting, she tells Tommy, who first threatens him before giving in and telling them to leave town. Ada accepts Freddie's marriage proposal, and they choose to remain. Billy Kimber and his men confront the Peaky Blinders, but Tommy convinces them to work together to defeat their shared foe, the Lees. Polly gives money to Ada and Freddie so they may leave the nation once they are married. Tommy tries to hide the firearms, but other people, including two IRA members, find out about them. One of the IRA members attacks Grace as she overhears them, trying to extort Tommy. Grace shoots and kills her attacker out of self-defense. Tommy forewarns Kimber that the Lees will attack his racebook employees. To divert Kimber and persuade him to engage the Peaky Blinders as protection, he takes Grace as his date to the Cheltenham races. Initially agreeing to this scheme, Kimber retracts his support after asserting that Grace has a venereal condition. In reaction, Freddie chooses not to back down and remains in the city. Tommy gets a betting license to certify his operation formally. Tommy decides to employ Grace as his assistant despite his doubts. Tommy objectifies when John declares his plan to wed local prostitute Lizzie. Tommy tests Lizzie and finds she hasn't given up her prior job. The Lees, feeling betrayed by the group for defending Kimber's bookmakers, exact vengeance by robbing the Peaky Blinders. Tommy makes a ceasefire with the Lee family and marries John to Esme Lee to cement the deal to obtain an ally against Billy Kimber. Ada attends the wedding but shortly after gives birth. Ada becomes convinced that Tommy betrayed him once Freddie arrives and is incarcerated, creating a wedge in the family. Ten years after leaving the family, Arthur Sr. comes back to town. Tommy is unwilling to interact with him, but Arthur Jr. thinks things have changed. He offers Arthur Sr. a sizable quantity of money so that he might construct hotels in America, but Arthur Sr. vanishes with the money. An IRA member starts looking into the murder victim, Grace. Grace and Tommy eliminate the remaining IRA members. Now in love with Tommy, Grace says she would divulge where the firearms are if Inspector Campbell leaves Tommy and his family alone. Grace declines Campbell's marriage proposal, nevertheless. Campbell observes Grace and Tommy's relationship until its conclusion in secret. Arthur Jr. makes a suicide attempt but pulls through, further taxing Tommy's emotions. Campbell tells Churchill that Grace deserves praise for finding the stolen weapons. When Polly meets with Grace, she confesses that she knows Grace's secret and expresses her stubborn attitude. Danny leads The Peaky Blinders in releasing Freddie from custody. To meet Kimber's troops at the racetracks, Tommy gathers the Lees, the Peaky Blinders, and the Peaky Blinders. Kimber shocks the Blinders by outnumbering and ambushing them at their residence while continuing to search for the missing firearms. The Peaky Blinders are in a terrible predicament due to Billy Kimber's men's ambush. Secrets come to light as tensions rise, building to a spectacular conclusion. Grace exposes the location of the concealed weapons: they are buried in a fake grave. Grace is caught between her job and her allegiance to Tommy. This information ends Inspector Campbell's pursuit of the Shelby family. Tommy's leadership is tested even more while the gang heals. Arthur, John, and Tommy battle their problems while attempting to keep control of Birmingham's criminal underground through betrayals and changing alliances—a violent clash results from the Blinders and Kimber's escalating power struggle. A pivotal fight ultimately decides the destiny of the Peaky Blinders. The Shelby family has been permanently affected by the conclusion of this battle, and their future is in jeopardy. The story comes to a dramatic and moving conclusion that highlights the tenacity and sacrifices of the recognizable gang.