On which island does Tommy arrange a meeting in Peaky Blinders series 6?

Tommy arranges a meeting on Miquelon Island in Peaky Blinders series 6.

The meeting takes place in 1933, after Tommy has become sober and begins rebuilding his position following the events surrounding Polly Gray’s death. He travels to the remote French islands of Saint Pierre and Miquelon to meet Michael Gray and associates connected to Jack Nelson, Gina’s uncle.

The location is easy to confuse with a British island because the story involves Tommy’s Birmingham organization and Irish-American criminal networks. Miquelon is not in the United Kingdom: it forms part of the French overseas collectivity of Saint Pierre and Miquelon, located off the coast of Newfoundland.

The meeting quickly turns into one of Tommy’s major strategic moves. Talks about re-entering business fail, Michael is arrested for opium possession, and Tommy later returns to Miquelon for the final confrontation with Michael. The island therefore serves as both a negotiation site and the setting for the series’ decisive family revenge.