He has joined members of protest group People Against Incineration (PAIN) who are fighting proposals by Veolia Environmental Services to build the facility at the former Rufford Colliery.
PAIN member Coun Allen Tift, who is also a Newark & Sherwood district councillor, told Chad that another member had contacted Mr Bellamy and he had been happy to support the campaign.
Coun Tift said: "It highlights the environmental impact we feel it is going to bring about. Hopefully we will be able to get him up here to visit us."
He added that the group may contact further celebrities who are interested in the environment to gain their backing.
Veolia submitted plans for the incinerator, which would burn up to 180,000 tonnes of waste a year and generate enough electricity to power 15,000 homes, last month.
And bosses at the company insist they will work to limit the effect of the incinerator on the environment and local wildlife habitats.
The next meeting of PAIN takes place on Thursday 17th January at Potters Snooker Hall in Rainworth at 7pm.
To comment on the application, email development.planning@nottscc.gov.uk or write to Director of Communities, Nottinghamshire County Council, Trent Bridge House, Fox Road, West Bridgford, Nottingham, NG2 6BJ. The deadline is 31st January.
LINKS:
PAIN website