Do traditionalist Church of England churches have women vicars?

Traditionalist Church of England churches, often associated with a more conservative or Anglo-Catholic stance, typically do not have women vicars. Many of these congregations adhere to the belief in a male-only priesthood, which has led to ongoing tensions within the church regarding the ordination of women. However, there are some traditionalist congregations that might accept female clergy under certain conditions. Overall, the presence of women vicars in these churches is generally limited.