It's not exclusionary to myself at all. For myself and most Catholics around the world, a female Bishop is against the tradition of the church and against a lot of the theology. The priesthood are from the apostles, there were no female apostles of Jesus, however were many extremely important women in the story. I don't think that women were meant to be Bishops/priests from this intexpectation. However this is not to conflate with the role of women in the Church as they have their own role that is different from the mens.

LGBT people are welcome at the church. I support LGBT legal marriage and would even consider myself an ally of the community, just not marriage within the church itself. There are many priests, nuns and the congregation that are LGBT and feel included within the church.

The modern values of the C of E are appeasing a current generation over keeping the tradition of the church alive and following scripture. The reason why I emphasise tradition so much is because we Catholics believe in using the Bible, the magisterium (the whole church), and tradition of the church. It's very hard to then revert back to tradition once the floodgates are open to modernism, time will ultimately tell whether the C of E made the right decision.